Egypt's Ten Greatest Discoveries...Egypt's per-eminent archaeologist, Zahi Hawass, and his team select the ten most important discoveries in Egypt. From major battles, to mega-construction, these discoveries reveal the amazing stories of the lives of kings, queens and ordinary people. Take a marvelous journey down the mighty Nile and back through time to uncover many of ancient Egypt's long-lost mysteries. It's all here -- from pyramids and temples, to pharaohs and mummies -- in this fascinating collection that explores one of the greatest cultures the world has ever known. Discover why for more than three thousand years, Egypt's wealth and magnificence were unrivaled.

published:06 Oct 2013

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Many people believe that the key to understanding human civilization and history is hidden in the Hall of Records. There are a number of references to this mysterious hall, which has possibly been rediscovered buried in Egypt, one possibility including the undergrounds of the enigmatic Sphinx of Giza, which oversees the Giza Pyramids. Providing this huge underground library has been discovered, it could change history and the origin of the Ancient EgyptianCivilization forever.
It is believed that the Hall of Records not only holds the history of the Ancient Egyptians recorded on ancient papyrus scrolls, but also the history and the location of the lost continent of Atlantis. The Egyptian Hall of Records has the same significance as the Great Library of Alexandria, which holds the history of the ancient Greek civilization.
Writer and explorer Andrew Collins has become a prominent force in uncovering evidence of lost cave systems at the Giza Plateau in Egypt, as written about in his book Beneath the Pyramids. This cave underworld was lost for nearly 200 years and explored again for the first time in 2008 by a team working with Andrew. He recounts the breathtaking rediscovery of Giza’s lost world while revealing that the pyramids were designed to reflect the influence of the Cygnus constellation, the source of powerful cosmic rays that might well have affected human evolution in the past and could well prove to be the key to understanding the current rise in human consciousness.
SpecialFeature from GlastonburySymposiumArchives, Recorded at Truth, Mysteries and New Frontiers [Glastonbury Symposium], July 2010http://www.glastonburysymposium.co.uk/

Egypt never disappoints when it comes to new and exciting discoveries, and the past few years have rewarded archeologists with the most intriguing and fascinating discoveries. Not only that, but with the continual improvements in technology, we’re making new discoveries out of old discoveries, and today we’re going to see what’s been happening in Egypt over the last few years.
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7 - Garden of Eden…
For quite some time, archaeologists have suspected that the ancient Egyptians planted gardens at the entrance of their tombs but had never found concrete evidence. All they had was illustrations on the inside of tomb walls, but a recent discovery has finally yielded the proof they needed. They found a garden on the Dra Abu el-Naga hill in Luxor. It was a 3 x 2-meter garden and Dr Jose Manuel Galán of the Spanish National Research Council believes it’s doing to provide fabulous information about botany and environment conditions from 4,000-years ago!
6 - Beneath the surface…
At one point in time in ancient Egypt, the kings of Kush were in power, but when Aspelta came into power - 593–568 BC, the Kush only ruled their own kingdom but still referred to themselves as the kings of Egypt. Excavations have continued where they were based, which is at Dangeil in Sudan. Archeologists have been spending time inside a temple of the Egyptian god Amun, and they have recently picked up sought after fragments and managed to piece together the face of Aspelta. Thought to be 2,600-years old, Aspelta was said to be “king of Upper and Lower Egypt”. The building where the discovery was made was abandoned, yet other bodies have been found buried there and no one knows where they come from or who those people were.
5 - Try and try again…
This is a great story of try and try again. Roughly 4,600-years ago, KingSneferu of the 4th Dynasty built the very first smooth-sided pyramid. He didn’t get it right first time though and had a rather embarrassing failure with his “bent” pyramid. His first attempt saw the pyramid change from a 54-degree angle at the base to 43-degrees halfway up. King Sneferu’s son succeeded him and it was largely thanks to him the Great Pyramid at Giza was built. Now, just south of all this is the royal cemetery of Dahshur where a new pyramid was recently discovered. This one is from the Middle Kingdom and believed to belong to King Ameni Ka Mauw who ruled during the 13th Dynasty. The pyramid had 10 lines of hieroglyphic text which experts are still busy trying to translate.
4 - It’s all there…
An intact tomb was found at Qubbet el-Hawa, Aswan, which is an area well-known for great finds. 14 tombs of members of the ruling class of the river island of Elephantine were discovered and in March 2017, yet another tomb was uncovered. The occupant is believed to be a brother of Sarenput II, an important governor of the 12th Dynasty. The best part was that the tomb was in such excellent condition and there was a range of funerary goods inside, including some pottery, wooden figures, two cedar coffins and the mummy as well as the mask were all well-preserved.
3 - The search has ended…
Quite a while back, in 1907, two mummies were discovered that ended up causing a lot of frustration for researchers. They were found 250-miles South of Cairo side-by-side and estimated to be 4,000 years old. Named Khnum-Nakht and Nakht-Ankh, they’re thought to be royalty due to their rich tombs. On each coffin was the name Khnum-Aa, a female name that many believe to be their mother. Only recently have scientists been able to confirm this information, and they’ve also managed to figure out that the brothers were half-brothers born 20-years apart.
2 - Ankle Deep…
We’re back in Luxor where 8 mummies were recently found in a tomb. It was April of 2018 when these mummies were found alongside more than 1,000 statues and several coffins inside an ancient noble’s tomb near the Valley of the Kings. What made the discovery a little unusual was that the coffins were beautifully decorated in red, blue, black, green, and yellow… excavations continue.
1...

published:08 Aug 2018

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On the 25th of January 2011, the streets of Cairo were being ravaged by a rioting population, demanding the end of PresidentHosni Mubarak’s 30 year regime.
While the world was distracted by the dramatic scenes of chaos upon the streets above, deep within the ancient, dusty tunnels, a team of archaeologists led by Susanne Bickel of the University of Basel in Switzerland, was quietly making one of the most significant discoveries of the past century.
They had initially found the top of large round stone at the eastern end of the valley of the kings.
The archaeologists suspected that it was just the top of an abandoned shaft. But before they could investigate,, due to Egypt’s political process regarding finds within the valley, they had to cover the stone rim with their own locked iron door, inform the Egyptian authorities, and apply for an official permit to excavate.
A year later, after gaining approval to excavate, Bickel returned with a team of two dozen people, including field director Elina Paulin-Grothe of the University of Basel, Egyptian inspector Ali Reda, and local workmen.
each took turns lying on the ground, head pressed against the shaft wall, one arm through a small hole next to the cap stone snapping photographs.
They left little doubt it was indeed am ancient tomb. On top of the debris rested a dusty black coffin carved from sycamore wood and decorated with large yellow hieroglyphs on its sides and top. Bickel has stated that she has never seen an Egyptian coffin in such a good condition before,”
The dating of fragments of pottery made from Nile silt and pieces of plaster, commonly used to seal tomb entrances in ancient times, together with the age of other nearby sites, have indicated that the tomb could be more than 3 thousand years old.
The hieroglyphs describe the tomb’s occupant as being named Nehemes-Bastet, Egyptologists currently believe she was a lady of the upper class and of Amun.
People have been claiming there was nothing new left to find in the Valley of the Kings for almost as long as they have been digging there. The Venetian antiquarian Giovanni Belzoni believed he had emptied the last of the valley’s tombs during his 1817 expedition. While Theodore Davis, who excavated there a century later, came to a similar conclusion right before Tutankhamun’s burial chamber was found.
Fortunately, there is a growing number of people who are beginning to suspect that there is a wealth of discoveries still left to be made in the valley of the kings, the Nile delta, and Egypt as a whole, and thanks to discoveries such as these, interest in these existing mysteries grows by the day.
“It’s interesting to see that in this period, even a wealthy girl was buried with quite simple things,” Bickel says, comparing Nehemes-Bastet’s coffin and stele with the elaborate pottery, furniture, and food found in earlier tombs.
“Her wooden coffin was certainly quite expensive,” she says, but nonetheless, it lacked the elaborate inner coffins found in similar burials.
Is this the burial chamber of an extremely ancient queen? After reinforcing the coffin and securing the mummy, Bickel’s team have transported it across the Nile to Luxor, where a full investigation is currently being undertaken into the true identity of the mystery female.
With substantial insight into the controversial finds within ancient Egypt, we personally suspect that often the tombs which appear the most crudely designed, containing wooden sarcophagus are generally found to be the most ancient, furthermore, their hieroglyphic writings were often far more exquisite in nature.
Could this be the discovery of an original burial? And the crude hieroglyphic claim of the occupant’s identity a fake?
Hiding the deltas true antiquity?
A secret many fringe scientists have begun to believe is being protected by Egyptian antiquities.
Many have come to suspect the Egyptians merely copied the original builders of the pyramids, after taking occupation of their structures many years later.
Supportive evidence for these claims come in many forms: erosion upon the pyramids and especially the sphinx, including over 100 underground chambers, we are currently researching, discovered under giza In 1995, by a team led by Kent Weeks, which also show strong evidence of several flash flooding events involving sea water throughout their long existence. The lack of any written detail pertaining to the construction of either monument in any hieroglyphs found in ancient Egypt. And so on,
We will continue to do research on Nehemes-Bastet, and will endeavour to keep you all informed regarding any notable findings.
http://archive.archaeology.org/1207/features/valley_of_the_kings_egypt_chantress_coffin.html

published:26 May 2017

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Archaeologists say the discovery of an ancient canal near the pyramids at Giza will provide a fascinating insight into the burial rituals of the ancient rulers of Egypt.
The paved canal is believed to be around 4,500 years old. It's thought to have carried water from the Nile for the ritual bathing of the PharaohChephren, whose pyramid is the second largest of the three at Giza.
Built about four thousand six hundred years ago as part of a temple complex near the pyramids of Giza in Egypt, it is considered the oldest paved canal ever found in history.
It is the first physical evidence for the theory the canal would have carried water from the Nile to be used in burial rituals.
The canal, lined with limestone, was found accidentally by workers dismantling an outdoor theatre built about 30 years ago for light-and-sound shows.
Excavators have found small holes and a basin indicating a tent may have been set up for purification rituals in front of the ValleyTemple.
SOUNDBITE: "In 1977 we discovered the harbour. When this harbour was in this area it was connected with a canal now the the ancient Egyptians cut a canal underneath these two ramps, this canal is the oldest canal ever found in Egypt. It's dated back to four thousand six hundred years ago.
"The other important feature in front of the temple, we found holes about 40 centimetres in diameter, these holes has to do with the construction of the temple and in this area since the time of Chephren they put a tent, they call it a purification tent. That tent they put the body of the king inside and then wash the body from the water of this canal. In my opinion this important discovery will clear to us many important ideas about the function of the pyramids and what's happened, how the Nile was connected with the harbour and how the harbour was connected with canals in front of the pyramids."
SUPERCAPTION: Dr Zahi Hawas, Egyptian AntiquitiesAuthority
Archaeologists are optimistic this discovery will shed light on the mystery around the three great pyramids of Giza and the rituals pharaohs adopted around four thousands six hundred years ago.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/81b3b853823bce7c4e15f239c6568121
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published:21 Jul 2015

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In this Ancient Egypt video lesson for kids, learn about one of the first civilizations in history! Learn about the Nile River, Pharoahs, the pyramids, mummies and more!
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Ancient Egypt (magazine)

Ancient Egypt is a magazine that deals with the subject of Egyptology. It is published bi-monthly. Ancient Egypt magazine is pitched somewhere between an academic journal and a travel magazine - bringing the spectacular sights of the ancient world together with the latest archaeological discoveries and theories from the world's leading authorities on the subject, illustrated with numerous photographs.

The magazine has been published bi-monthly in the UK since April 2000. The contents concentrate mainly on a wide range of subjects related to ancient Egypt, though it does occasionally include items on Coptic or Islamic Egypt and also items of interest to visitors to Egypt. Edited by Peter Phillips, Ancient Egypt seeks to explain the mysteries of this ancient civilisation in a concise manner.

The magazine does not just deal with the past, but has a correspondent in Cairo who provides updates on the latest travel information and assesses the impact Egyptology has on modern Egypt.

National Geographic (magazine)

National Geographic, formerly The National Geographic Magazine, is the official magazine of the National Geographic Society. It has been published continuously since its first issue in 1888, nine months after the Society itself was founded. It primarily contains articles about geography, history, and world culture. The magazine is known for its thick square-bound glossy format with a yellow rectangular border and its extensive use of dramatic photographs.

The magazine is published monthly, and additional map supplements are also included with subscriptions. It is available in a traditional printed edition and through an interactive online edition. On occasion, special editions of the magazine are issued.

As of 2015, the magazine is circulated worldwide in nearly 40 local-language editions and had a global circulation of 6.8 million per month. Its U.S. circulation is around 3.5 million per month.

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Egypt's Ten Greatest Discoveries [Full Documentary]

Egypt's Ten Greatest Discoveries...Egypt's per-eminent archaeologist, Zahi Hawass, and his team select the ten most important discoveries in Egypt. From major battles, to mega-construction, these discoveries reveal the amazing stories of the lives of kings, queens and ordinary people. Take a marvelous journey down the mighty Nile and back through time to uncover many of ancient Egypt's long-lost mysteries. It's all here -- from pyramids and temples, to pharaohs and mummies -- in this fascinating collection that explores one of the greatest cultures the world has ever known. Discover why for more than three thousand years, Egypt's wealth and magnificence were unrivaled.

Many people believe that the key to understanding human civilization and history is hidden in the Hall of Records. There are a number of references to this mysterious hall, which has possibly been rediscovered buried in Egypt, one possibility including the undergrounds of the enigmatic Sphinx of Giza, which oversees the Giza Pyramids. Providing this huge underground library has been discovered, it could change history and the origin of the Ancient EgyptianCivilization forever.
It is believed that the Hall of Records not only holds the history of the Ancient Egyptians recorded on ancient papyrus scrolls, but also the history and the location of the lost continent of Atlantis. The Egyptian Hall of Records has the same significance as the Great Library of Alexandria, which holds the history of the ancient Greek civilization.
Writer and explorer Andrew Collins has become a prominent force in uncovering evidence of lost cave systems at the Giza Plateau in Egypt, as written about in his book Beneath the Pyramids. This cave underworld was lost for nearly 200 years and explored again for the first time in 2008 by a team working with Andrew. He recounts the breathtaking rediscovery of Giza’s lost world while revealing that the pyramids were designed to reflect the influence of the Cygnus constellation, the source of powerful cosmic rays that might well have affected human evolution in the past and could well prove to be the key to understanding the current rise in human consciousness.
SpecialFeature from GlastonburySymposiumArchives, Recorded at Truth, Mysteries and New Frontiers [Glastonbury Symposium], July 2010http://www.glastonburysymposium.co.uk/

MIND BLOWING Recent Egyptian Discoveries

Egypt never disappoints when it comes to new and exciting discoveries, and the past few years have rewarded archeologists with the most intriguing and fascinating discoveries. Not only that, but with the continual improvements in technology, we’re making new discoveries out of old discoveries, and today we’re going to see what’s been happening in Egypt over the last few years.
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7 - Garden of Eden…
For quite some time, archaeologists have suspected that the ancient Egyptians planted gardens at the entrance of their tombs but had never found concrete evidence. All they had was illustrations on the inside of tomb walls, but a recent discovery has finally yielded the proof they needed. They found a garden on the Dra Abu el-Naga hill in Luxor. It was a 3 x 2-meter garden and Dr Jose Manuel Galán of the Spanish National Research Council believes it’s doing to provide fabulous information about botany and environment conditions from 4,000-years ago!
6 - Beneath the surface…
At one point in time in ancient Egypt, the kings of Kush were in power, but when Aspelta came into power - 593–568 BC, the Kush only ruled their own kingdom but still referred to themselves as the kings of Egypt. Excavations have continued where they were based, which is at Dangeil in Sudan. Archeologists have been spending time inside a temple of the Egyptian god Amun, and they have recently picked up sought after fragments and managed to piece together the face of Aspelta. Thought to be 2,600-years old, Aspelta was said to be “king of Upper and Lower Egypt”. The building where the discovery was made was abandoned, yet other bodies have been found buried there and no one knows where they come from or who those people were.
5 - Try and try again…
This is a great story of try and try again. Roughly 4,600-years ago, KingSneferu of the 4th Dynasty built the very first smooth-sided pyramid. He didn’t get it right first time though and had a rather embarrassing failure with his “bent” pyramid. His first attempt saw the pyramid change from a 54-degree angle at the base to 43-degrees halfway up. King Sneferu’s son succeeded him and it was largely thanks to him the Great Pyramid at Giza was built. Now, just south of all this is the royal cemetery of Dahshur where a new pyramid was recently discovered. This one is from the Middle Kingdom and believed to belong to King Ameni Ka Mauw who ruled during the 13th Dynasty. The pyramid had 10 lines of hieroglyphic text which experts are still busy trying to translate.
4 - It’s all there…
An intact tomb was found at Qubbet el-Hawa, Aswan, which is an area well-known for great finds. 14 tombs of members of the ruling class of the river island of Elephantine were discovered and in March 2017, yet another tomb was uncovered. The occupant is believed to be a brother of Sarenput II, an important governor of the 12th Dynasty. The best part was that the tomb was in such excellent condition and there was a range of funerary goods inside, including some pottery, wooden figures, two cedar coffins and the mummy as well as the mask were all well-preserved.
3 - The search has ended…
Quite a while back, in 1907, two mummies were discovered that ended up causing a lot of frustration for researchers. They were found 250-miles South of Cairo side-by-side and estimated to be 4,000 years old. Named Khnum-Nakht and Nakht-Ankh, they’re thought to be royalty due to their rich tombs. On each coffin was the name Khnum-Aa, a female name that many believe to be their mother. Only recently have scientists been able to confirm this information, and they’ve also managed to figure out that the brothers were half-brothers born 20-years apart.
2 - Ankle Deep…
We’re back in Luxor where 8 mummies were recently found in a tomb. It was April of 2018 when these mummies were found alongside more than 1,000 statues and several coffins inside an ancient noble’s tomb near the Valley of the Kings. What made the discovery a little unusual was that the coffins were beautifully decorated in red, blue, black, green, and yellow… excavations continue.
1...

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Tomb Of 800,000 Year Old Queen Found In Egypt?

Tomb Of 800,000 Year Old Queen Found In Egypt?

Tomb Of 800,000 Year Old Queen Found In Egypt?

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On the 25th of January 2011, the streets of Cairo were being ravaged by a rioting population, demanding the end of PresidentHosni Mubarak’s 30 year regime.
While the world was distracted by the dramatic scenes of chaos upon the streets above, deep within the ancient, dusty tunnels, a team of archaeologists led by Susanne Bickel of the University of Basel in Switzerland, was quietly making one of the most significant discoveries of the past century.
They had initially found the top of large round stone at the eastern end of the valley of the kings.
The archaeologists suspected that it was just the top of an abandoned shaft. But before they could investigate,, due to Egypt’s political process regarding finds within the valley, they had to cover the stone rim with their own locked iron door, inform the Egyptian authorities, and apply for an official permit to excavate.
A year later, after gaining approval to excavate, Bickel returned with a team of two dozen people, including field director Elina Paulin-Grothe of the University of Basel, Egyptian inspector Ali Reda, and local workmen.
each took turns lying on the ground, head pressed against the shaft wall, one arm through a small hole next to the cap stone snapping photographs.
They left little doubt it was indeed am ancient tomb. On top of the debris rested a dusty black coffin carved from sycamore wood and decorated with large yellow hieroglyphs on its sides and top. Bickel has stated that she has never seen an Egyptian coffin in such a good condition before,”
The dating of fragments of pottery made from Nile silt and pieces of plaster, commonly used to seal tomb entrances in ancient times, together with the age of other nearby sites, have indicated that the tomb could be more than 3 thousand years old.
The hieroglyphs describe the tomb’s occupant as being named Nehemes-Bastet, Egyptologists currently believe she was a lady of the upper class and of Amun.
People have been claiming there was nothing new left to find in the Valley of the Kings for almost as long as they have been digging there. The Venetian antiquarian Giovanni Belzoni believed he had emptied the last of the valley’s tombs during his 1817 expedition. While Theodore Davis, who excavated there a century later, came to a similar conclusion right before Tutankhamun’s burial chamber was found.
Fortunately, there is a growing number of people who are beginning to suspect that there is a wealth of discoveries still left to be made in the valley of the kings, the Nile delta, and Egypt as a whole, and thanks to discoveries such as these, interest in these existing mysteries grows by the day.
“It’s interesting to see that in this period, even a wealthy girl was buried with quite simple things,” Bickel says, comparing Nehemes-Bastet’s coffin and stele with the elaborate pottery, furniture, and food found in earlier tombs.
“Her wooden coffin was certainly quite expensive,” she says, but nonetheless, it lacked the elaborate inner coffins found in similar burials.
Is this the burial chamber of an extremely ancient queen? After reinforcing the coffin and securing the mummy, Bickel’s team have transported it across the Nile to Luxor, where a full investigation is currently being undertaken into the true identity of the mystery female.
With substantial insight into the controversial finds within ancient Egypt, we personally suspect that often the tombs which appear the most crudely designed, containing wooden sarcophagus are generally found to be the most ancient, furthermore, their hieroglyphic writings were often far more exquisite in nature.
Could this be the discovery of an original burial? And the crude hieroglyphic claim of the occupant’s identity a fake?
Hiding the deltas true antiquity?
A secret many fringe scientists have begun to believe is being protected by Egyptian antiquities.
Many have come to suspect the Egyptians merely copied the original builders of the pyramids, after taking occupation of their structures many years later.
Supportive evidence for these claims come in many forms: erosion upon the pyramids and especially the sphinx, including over 100 underground chambers, we are currently researching, discovered under giza In 1995, by a team led by Kent Weeks, which also show strong evidence of several flash flooding events involving sea water throughout their long existence. The lack of any written detail pertaining to the construction of either monument in any hieroglyphs found in ancient Egypt. And so on,
We will continue to do research on Nehemes-Bastet, and will endeavour to keep you all informed regarding any notable findings.
http://archive.archaeology.org/1207/features/valley_of_the_kings_egypt_chantress_coffin.html

6:14

Ancient Egypt 101 | National Geographic

Ancient Egypt 101 | National Geographic

Ancient Egypt 101 | National Geographic

The AncientEgyptian civilization, famous for its pyramids, pharaohs, mummies, and tombs, flourished for thousands of years. But what was its lasting impact? Learn how Ancient Egypt contributed to society with its many cultural developments, particularly in language and mathematics.
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EGYPT: ARCHAEOLOGISTS DISCOVER ANCIENT CANAL

English/Nat
Archaeologists say the discovery of an ancient canal near the pyramids at Giza will provide a fascinating insight into the burial rituals of the ancient rulers of Egypt.
The paved canal is believed to be around 4,500 years old. It's thought to have carried water from the Nile for the ritual bathing of the PharaohChephren, whose pyramid is the second largest of the three at Giza.
Built about four thousand six hundred years ago as part of a temple complex near the pyramids of Giza in Egypt, it is considered the oldest paved canal ever found in history.
It is the first physical evidence for the theory the canal would have carried water from the Nile to be used in burial rituals.
The canal, lined with limestone, was found accidentally by workers dismantling an outdoor theatre built about 30 years ago for light-and-sound shows.
Excavators have found small holes and a basin indicating a tent may have been set up for purification rituals in front of the ValleyTemple.
SOUNDBITE: "In 1977 we discovered the harbour. When this harbour was in this area it was connected with a canal now the the ancient Egyptians cut a canal underneath these two ramps, this canal is the oldest canal ever found in Egypt. It's dated back to four thousand six hundred years ago.
"The other important feature in front of the temple, we found holes about 40 centimetres in diameter, these holes has to do with the construction of the temple and in this area since the time of Chephren they put a tent, they call it a purification tent. That tent they put the body of the king inside and then wash the body from the water of this canal. In my opinion this important discovery will clear to us many important ideas about the function of the pyramids and what's happened, how the Nile was connected with the harbour and how the harbour was connected with canals in front of the pyramids."
SUPERCAPTION: Dr Zahi Hawas, Egyptian AntiquitiesAuthority
Archaeologists are optimistic this discovery will shed light on the mystery around the three great pyramids of Giza and the rituals pharaohs adopted around four thousands six hundred years ago.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/81b3b853823bce7c4e15f239c6568121
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork

10:36

Ancient Egypt for Kids | History Video Lesson!

Ancient Egypt for Kids | History Video Lesson!

Ancient Egypt for Kids | History Video Lesson!

In this Ancient Egypt video lesson for kids, learn about one of the first civilizations in history! Learn about the Nile River, Pharoahs, the pyramids, mummies and more!
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Alien Artifacts Discovered Inside Great Egyptian Pyramid

Alien Artifacts Discovered Inside Great Egyptian Pyramid

Alien Artifacts Discovered Inside Great Egyptian Pyramid

Alien artifacts discovered inside great Egyptian pyramid. We take a look at alleged artifacts discovered inside the Great pyramid.
Even with cranes, helicopters, tractors and trucks at our disposal, it would be tough to construct the Great Pyramid of Giza today. Its construction 4,500 years ago is so astounding in some people's eyes that they invoke mystical or even alien involvement. Alien enthusiasts have been left fascinated by reports of ancient Egyptian artifacts that were discovered in the home of famous Egyptologist Sir William Petrie.
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On July 1st, 2018 it was reported that a huge, 30-ton sarcophagus was found below a building in Alexandria in Egypt.
Inspection of the sarcophagus revealed that it is made of black granite, 265cm in length or 8 feet 7 inches, and 185cm in width or 6 feet. The security forces coordinated with the Engineering Department of the Armed Forces, as well as the Tourism police, to extract the sarcophagus.
It is the largest granite sarcophagus ever found in Alexandria and it was found close to an alabaster stone head, which the experts are saying was a depiction of the man who owned the tomb.
The sarcophagus is thought to come from the Ptolemaic era but it could potentially be far older. Interestingly, the sarcophagus is sealed so its secrets are waiting to be discovered.
All images are taken from Google Images for educational purposes only.

Egypt's Ten Greatest Discoveries [Full Documentary]

Egypt's Ten Greatest Discoveries...Egypt's per-eminent archaeologist, Zahi Hawass, and his team select the ten most important discoveries in Egypt. From major battles, to mega-construction, these discoveries reveal the amazing stories of the lives of kings, queens and ordinary people. Take a marvelous journey down the mighty Nile and back through time to uncover many of ancient Egypt's long-lost mysteries. It's all here -- from pyramids and temples, to pharaohs and mummies -- in this fascinating collection that explores one of the greatest cultures the world has ever known. Discover why for more than three thousand years, Egypt's wealth and magnificence were unrivaled.

Many people believe that the key to understanding human civilization and history is hidden in the Hall of Records. There are a number of references to this mysterious hall, which has possibly been rediscovered buried in Egypt, one possibility including the undergrounds of the enigmatic Sphinx of Giza, which oversees the Giza Pyramids. Providing this huge underground library has been discovered, it could change history and the origin of the Ancient EgyptianCivilization forever.
It is believed that the Hall of Records not only holds the history of the Ancient Egyptians recorded on ancient papyrus scrolls, but also the history and the location of the lost continent of Atlantis. The Egyptian Hall of Records has the same significance as the Great Library of Alexandria, which holds the history...

MIND BLOWING Recent Egyptian Discoveries

Egypt never disappoints when it comes to new and exciting discoveries, and the past few years have rewarded archeologists with the most intriguing and fascinating discoveries. Not only that, but with the continual improvements in technology, we’re making new discoveries out of old discoveries, and today we’re going to see what’s been happening in Egypt over the last few years.
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7 - Garden of Eden…
For quite some time, archaeologi...

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Tomb Of 800,000 Year Old Queen Found In Egypt?

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On the 25th of January 2011, the streets of Cairo were being ravaged by a rioting population, demanding the end of PresidentHosni Mubarak’s 30 year regime.
While the world was distracted by the dramatic scenes of chaos upon the streets above, deep within the ancient, dusty tunnels, a team of archaeologists led by Susanne Bickel of the University of Basel in Switzerland, was quietly making one of the most significant discoveries of the past century.
They had initially found the top of large round stone at the eastern end of the valley of the kings.
The archaeologists suspected that it was just the top of an abandoned shaft. But before they could investigate,, d...

published: 26 May 2017

Ancient Egypt 101 | National Geographic

The AncientEgyptian civilization, famous for its pyramids, pharaohs, mummies, and tombs, flourished for thousands of years. But what was its lasting impact? Learn how Ancient Egypt contributed to society with its many cultural developments, particularly in language and mathematics.
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EGYPT: ARCHAEOLOGISTS DISCOVER ANCIENT CANAL

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Archaeologists say the discovery of an ancient canal near the pyramids at Giza will provide a fascinating insight into the burial rituals of the ancient rulers of Egypt.
The paved canal is believed to be around 4,500 years old. It's thought to have carried water from the Nile for the ritual bathing of the PharaohChephren, whose pyramid is the second largest of the three at Giza.
Built about four thousand six hundred years ago as part of a temple complex near the pyramids of Giza in Egypt, it is considered the oldest paved canal ever found in history.
It is the first physical evidence for the theory the canal would have carried water from the Nile to be used in burial rituals.
The canal, lined with limestone, was found accidentally by workers dismantling an outdo...

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Alien Artifacts Discovered Inside Great Egyptian Pyramid

Alien artifacts discovered inside great Egyptian pyramid. We take a look at alleged artifacts discovered inside the Great pyramid.
Even with cranes, helicopters, tractors and trucks at our disposal, it would be tough to construct the Great Pyramid of Giza today. Its construction 4,500 years ago is so astounding in some people's eyes that they invoke mystical or even alien involvement. Alien enthusiasts have been left fascinated by reports of ancient Egyptian artifacts that were discovered in the home of famous Egyptologist Sir William Petrie.
Thank you for watching!
Thank you to CO.AG for the background music!

On July 1st, 2018 it was reported that a huge, 30-ton sarcophagus was found below a building in Alexandria in Egypt.
Inspection of the sarcophagus revealed that it is made of black granite, 265cm in length or 8 feet 7 inches, and 185cm in width or 6 feet. The security forces coordinated with the Engineering Department of the Armed Forces, as well as the Tourism police, to extract the sarcophagus.
It is the largest granite sarcophagus ever found in Alexandria and it was found close to an alabaster stone head, which the experts are saying was a depiction of the man who owned the tomb.
The sarcophagus is thought to come from the Ptolemaic era but it could potentially be far older. Interestingly, the sarcophagus is sealed so its secrets are waiting to be discovered.
All images are taken fr...

Egypt's Ten Greatest Discoveries...Egypt's per-eminent archaeologist, Zahi Hawass, and his team select the ten most important discoveries in Egypt. From major battles, to mega-construction, these discoveries reveal the amazing stories of the lives of kings, queens and ordinary people. Take a marvelous journey down the mighty Nile and back through time to uncover many of ancient Egypt's long-lost mysteries. It's all here -- from pyramids and temples, to pharaohs and mummies -- in this fascinating collection that explores one of the greatest cultures the world has ever known. Discover why for more than three thousand years, Egypt's wealth and magnificence were unrivaled.

Egypt's Ten Greatest Discoveries...Egypt's per-eminent archaeologist, Zahi Hawass, and his team select the ten most important discoveries in Egypt. From major battles, to mega-construction, these discoveries reveal the amazing stories of the lives of kings, queens and ordinary people. Take a marvelous journey down the mighty Nile and back through time to uncover many of ancient Egypt's long-lost mysteries. It's all here -- from pyramids and temples, to pharaohs and mummies -- in this fascinating collection that explores one of the greatest cultures the world has ever known. Discover why for more than three thousand years, Egypt's wealth and magnificence were unrivaled.

Many people believe that the key to understanding human civilization and history is hidden in the Hall of Records. There are a number of references to this myst...

Many people believe that the key to understanding human civilization and history is hidden in the Hall of Records. There are a number of references to this mysterious hall, which has possibly been rediscovered buried in Egypt, one possibility including the undergrounds of the enigmatic Sphinx of Giza, which oversees the Giza Pyramids. Providing this huge underground library has been discovered, it could change history and the origin of the Ancient EgyptianCivilization forever.
It is believed that the Hall of Records not only holds the history of the Ancient Egyptians recorded on ancient papyrus scrolls, but also the history and the location of the lost continent of Atlantis. The Egyptian Hall of Records has the same significance as the Great Library of Alexandria, which holds the history of the ancient Greek civilization.
Writer and explorer Andrew Collins has become a prominent force in uncovering evidence of lost cave systems at the Giza Plateau in Egypt, as written about in his book Beneath the Pyramids. This cave underworld was lost for nearly 200 years and explored again for the first time in 2008 by a team working with Andrew. He recounts the breathtaking rediscovery of Giza’s lost world while revealing that the pyramids were designed to reflect the influence of the Cygnus constellation, the source of powerful cosmic rays that might well have affected human evolution in the past and could well prove to be the key to understanding the current rise in human consciousness.
SpecialFeature from GlastonburySymposiumArchives, Recorded at Truth, Mysteries and New Frontiers [Glastonbury Symposium], July 2010http://www.glastonburysymposium.co.uk/

Many people believe that the key to understanding human civilization and history is hidden in the Hall of Records. There are a number of references to this mysterious hall, which has possibly been rediscovered buried in Egypt, one possibility including the undergrounds of the enigmatic Sphinx of Giza, which oversees the Giza Pyramids. Providing this huge underground library has been discovered, it could change history and the origin of the Ancient EgyptianCivilization forever.
It is believed that the Hall of Records not only holds the history of the Ancient Egyptians recorded on ancient papyrus scrolls, but also the history and the location of the lost continent of Atlantis. The Egyptian Hall of Records has the same significance as the Great Library of Alexandria, which holds the history of the ancient Greek civilization.
Writer and explorer Andrew Collins has become a prominent force in uncovering evidence of lost cave systems at the Giza Plateau in Egypt, as written about in his book Beneath the Pyramids. This cave underworld was lost for nearly 200 years and explored again for the first time in 2008 by a team working with Andrew. He recounts the breathtaking rediscovery of Giza’s lost world while revealing that the pyramids were designed to reflect the influence of the Cygnus constellation, the source of powerful cosmic rays that might well have affected human evolution in the past and could well prove to be the key to understanding the current rise in human consciousness.
SpecialFeature from GlastonburySymposiumArchives, Recorded at Truth, Mysteries and New Frontiers [Glastonbury Symposium], July 2010http://www.glastonburysymposium.co.uk/

MIND BLOWING Recent Egyptian Discoveries

Egypt never disappoints when it comes to new and exciting discoveries, and the past few years have rewarded archeologists with the most intriguing and fascinati...

Egypt never disappoints when it comes to new and exciting discoveries, and the past few years have rewarded archeologists with the most intriguing and fascinating discoveries. Not only that, but with the continual improvements in technology, we’re making new discoveries out of old discoveries, and today we’re going to see what’s been happening in Egypt over the last few years.
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7 - Garden of Eden…
For quite some time, archaeologists have suspected that the ancient Egyptians planted gardens at the entrance of their tombs but had never found concrete evidence. All they had was illustrations on the inside of tomb walls, but a recent discovery has finally yielded the proof they needed. They found a garden on the Dra Abu el-Naga hill in Luxor. It was a 3 x 2-meter garden and Dr Jose Manuel Galán of the Spanish National Research Council believes it’s doing to provide fabulous information about botany and environment conditions from 4,000-years ago!
6 - Beneath the surface…
At one point in time in ancient Egypt, the kings of Kush were in power, but when Aspelta came into power - 593–568 BC, the Kush only ruled their own kingdom but still referred to themselves as the kings of Egypt. Excavations have continued where they were based, which is at Dangeil in Sudan. Archeologists have been spending time inside a temple of the Egyptian god Amun, and they have recently picked up sought after fragments and managed to piece together the face of Aspelta. Thought to be 2,600-years old, Aspelta was said to be “king of Upper and Lower Egypt”. The building where the discovery was made was abandoned, yet other bodies have been found buried there and no one knows where they come from or who those people were.
5 - Try and try again…
This is a great story of try and try again. Roughly 4,600-years ago, KingSneferu of the 4th Dynasty built the very first smooth-sided pyramid. He didn’t get it right first time though and had a rather embarrassing failure with his “bent” pyramid. His first attempt saw the pyramid change from a 54-degree angle at the base to 43-degrees halfway up. King Sneferu’s son succeeded him and it was largely thanks to him the Great Pyramid at Giza was built. Now, just south of all this is the royal cemetery of Dahshur where a new pyramid was recently discovered. This one is from the Middle Kingdom and believed to belong to King Ameni Ka Mauw who ruled during the 13th Dynasty. The pyramid had 10 lines of hieroglyphic text which experts are still busy trying to translate.
4 - It’s all there…
An intact tomb was found at Qubbet el-Hawa, Aswan, which is an area well-known for great finds. 14 tombs of members of the ruling class of the river island of Elephantine were discovered and in March 2017, yet another tomb was uncovered. The occupant is believed to be a brother of Sarenput II, an important governor of the 12th Dynasty. The best part was that the tomb was in such excellent condition and there was a range of funerary goods inside, including some pottery, wooden figures, two cedar coffins and the mummy as well as the mask were all well-preserved.
3 - The search has ended…
Quite a while back, in 1907, two mummies were discovered that ended up causing a lot of frustration for researchers. They were found 250-miles South of Cairo side-by-side and estimated to be 4,000 years old. Named Khnum-Nakht and Nakht-Ankh, they’re thought to be royalty due to their rich tombs. On each coffin was the name Khnum-Aa, a female name that many believe to be their mother. Only recently have scientists been able to confirm this information, and they’ve also managed to figure out that the brothers were half-brothers born 20-years apart.
2 - Ankle Deep…
We’re back in Luxor where 8 mummies were recently found in a tomb. It was April of 2018 when these mummies were found alongside more than 1,000 statues and several coffins inside an ancient noble’s tomb near the Valley of the Kings. What made the discovery a little unusual was that the coffins were beautifully decorated in red, blue, black, green, and yellow… excavations continue.
1...

Egypt never disappoints when it comes to new and exciting discoveries, and the past few years have rewarded archeologists with the most intriguing and fascinating discoveries. Not only that, but with the continual improvements in technology, we’re making new discoveries out of old discoveries, and today we’re going to see what’s been happening in Egypt over the last few years.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iL227eb9FSI
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v0n2wEAiOcg
Watch our UNBELIEVABLE Items Found After Tsunamis !" video here-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VNNLwdBI7Gk
7 - Garden of Eden…
For quite some time, archaeologists have suspected that the ancient Egyptians planted gardens at the entrance of their tombs but had never found concrete evidence. All they had was illustrations on the inside of tomb walls, but a recent discovery has finally yielded the proof they needed. They found a garden on the Dra Abu el-Naga hill in Luxor. It was a 3 x 2-meter garden and Dr Jose Manuel Galán of the Spanish National Research Council believes it’s doing to provide fabulous information about botany and environment conditions from 4,000-years ago!
6 - Beneath the surface…
At one point in time in ancient Egypt, the kings of Kush were in power, but when Aspelta came into power - 593–568 BC, the Kush only ruled their own kingdom but still referred to themselves as the kings of Egypt. Excavations have continued where they were based, which is at Dangeil in Sudan. Archeologists have been spending time inside a temple of the Egyptian god Amun, and they have recently picked up sought after fragments and managed to piece together the face of Aspelta. Thought to be 2,600-years old, Aspelta was said to be “king of Upper and Lower Egypt”. The building where the discovery was made was abandoned, yet other bodies have been found buried there and no one knows where they come from or who those people were.
5 - Try and try again…
This is a great story of try and try again. Roughly 4,600-years ago, KingSneferu of the 4th Dynasty built the very first smooth-sided pyramid. He didn’t get it right first time though and had a rather embarrassing failure with his “bent” pyramid. His first attempt saw the pyramid change from a 54-degree angle at the base to 43-degrees halfway up. King Sneferu’s son succeeded him and it was largely thanks to him the Great Pyramid at Giza was built. Now, just south of all this is the royal cemetery of Dahshur where a new pyramid was recently discovered. This one is from the Middle Kingdom and believed to belong to King Ameni Ka Mauw who ruled during the 13th Dynasty. The pyramid had 10 lines of hieroglyphic text which experts are still busy trying to translate.
4 - It’s all there…
An intact tomb was found at Qubbet el-Hawa, Aswan, which is an area well-known for great finds. 14 tombs of members of the ruling class of the river island of Elephantine were discovered and in March 2017, yet another tomb was uncovered. The occupant is believed to be a brother of Sarenput II, an important governor of the 12th Dynasty. The best part was that the tomb was in such excellent condition and there was a range of funerary goods inside, including some pottery, wooden figures, two cedar coffins and the mummy as well as the mask were all well-preserved.
3 - The search has ended…
Quite a while back, in 1907, two mummies were discovered that ended up causing a lot of frustration for researchers. They were found 250-miles South of Cairo side-by-side and estimated to be 4,000 years old. Named Khnum-Nakht and Nakht-Ankh, they’re thought to be royalty due to their rich tombs. On each coffin was the name Khnum-Aa, a female name that many believe to be their mother. Only recently have scientists been able to confirm this information, and they’ve also managed to figure out that the brothers were half-brothers born 20-years apart.
2 - Ankle Deep…
We’re back in Luxor where 8 mummies were recently found in a tomb. It was April of 2018 when these mummies were found alongside more than 1,000 statues and several coffins inside an ancient noble’s tomb near the Valley of the Kings. What made the discovery a little unusual was that the coffins were beautifully decorated in red, blue, black, green, and yellow… excavations continue.
1...

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On the 25th of January 2011, the streets of Cairo were being ravaged by a rioting population, demanding the end of PresidentHosni Mubarak’s 30 year regime.
While the world was distracted by the dramatic scenes of chaos upon the streets above, deep within the ancient, dusty tunnels, a team of archaeologists led by Susanne Bickel of the University of Basel in Switzerland, was quietly making one of the most significant discoveries of the past century.
They had initially found the top of large round stone at the eastern end of the valley of the kings.
The archaeologists suspected that it was just the top of an abandoned shaft. But before they could investigate,, due to Egypt’s political process regarding finds within the valley, they had to cover the stone rim with their own locked iron door, inform the Egyptian authorities, and apply for an official permit to excavate.
A year later, after gaining approval to excavate, Bickel returned with a team of two dozen people, including field director Elina Paulin-Grothe of the University of Basel, Egyptian inspector Ali Reda, and local workmen.
each took turns lying on the ground, head pressed against the shaft wall, one arm through a small hole next to the cap stone snapping photographs.
They left little doubt it was indeed am ancient tomb. On top of the debris rested a dusty black coffin carved from sycamore wood and decorated with large yellow hieroglyphs on its sides and top. Bickel has stated that she has never seen an Egyptian coffin in such a good condition before,”
The dating of fragments of pottery made from Nile silt and pieces of plaster, commonly used to seal tomb entrances in ancient times, together with the age of other nearby sites, have indicated that the tomb could be more than 3 thousand years old.
The hieroglyphs describe the tomb’s occupant as being named Nehemes-Bastet, Egyptologists currently believe she was a lady of the upper class and of Amun.
People have been claiming there was nothing new left to find in the Valley of the Kings for almost as long as they have been digging there. The Venetian antiquarian Giovanni Belzoni believed he had emptied the last of the valley’s tombs during his 1817 expedition. While Theodore Davis, who excavated there a century later, came to a similar conclusion right before Tutankhamun’s burial chamber was found.
Fortunately, there is a growing number of people who are beginning to suspect that there is a wealth of discoveries still left to be made in the valley of the kings, the Nile delta, and Egypt as a whole, and thanks to discoveries such as these, interest in these existing mysteries grows by the day.
“It’s interesting to see that in this period, even a wealthy girl was buried with quite simple things,” Bickel says, comparing Nehemes-Bastet’s coffin and stele with the elaborate pottery, furniture, and food found in earlier tombs.
“Her wooden coffin was certainly quite expensive,” she says, but nonetheless, it lacked the elaborate inner coffins found in similar burials.
Is this the burial chamber of an extremely ancient queen? After reinforcing the coffin and securing the mummy, Bickel’s team have transported it across the Nile to Luxor, where a full investigation is currently being undertaken into the true identity of the mystery female.
With substantial insight into the controversial finds within ancient Egypt, we personally suspect that often the tombs which appear the most crudely designed, containing wooden sarcophagus are generally found to be the most ancient, furthermore, their hieroglyphic writings were often far more exquisite in nature.
Could this be the discovery of an original burial? And the crude hieroglyphic claim of the occupant’s identity a fake?
Hiding the deltas true antiquity?
A secret many fringe scientists have begun to believe is being protected by Egyptian antiquities.
Many have come to suspect the Egyptians merely copied the original builders of the pyramids, after taking occupation of their structures many years later.
Supportive evidence for these claims come in many forms: erosion upon the pyramids and especially the sphinx, including over 100 underground chambers, we are currently researching, discovered under giza In 1995, by a team led by Kent Weeks, which also show strong evidence of several flash flooding events involving sea water throughout their long existence. The lack of any written detail pertaining to the construction of either monument in any hieroglyphs found in ancient Egypt. And so on,
We will continue to do research on Nehemes-Bastet, and will endeavour to keep you all informed regarding any notable findings.
http://archive.archaeology.org/1207/features/valley_of_the_kings_egypt_chantress_coffin.html

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On the 25th of January 2011, the streets of Cairo were being ravaged by a rioting population, demanding the end of PresidentHosni Mubarak’s 30 year regime.
While the world was distracted by the dramatic scenes of chaos upon the streets above, deep within the ancient, dusty tunnels, a team of archaeologists led by Susanne Bickel of the University of Basel in Switzerland, was quietly making one of the most significant discoveries of the past century.
They had initially found the top of large round stone at the eastern end of the valley of the kings.
The archaeologists suspected that it was just the top of an abandoned shaft. But before they could investigate,, due to Egypt’s political process regarding finds within the valley, they had to cover the stone rim with their own locked iron door, inform the Egyptian authorities, and apply for an official permit to excavate.
A year later, after gaining approval to excavate, Bickel returned with a team of two dozen people, including field director Elina Paulin-Grothe of the University of Basel, Egyptian inspector Ali Reda, and local workmen.
each took turns lying on the ground, head pressed against the shaft wall, one arm through a small hole next to the cap stone snapping photographs.
They left little doubt it was indeed am ancient tomb. On top of the debris rested a dusty black coffin carved from sycamore wood and decorated with large yellow hieroglyphs on its sides and top. Bickel has stated that she has never seen an Egyptian coffin in such a good condition before,”
The dating of fragments of pottery made from Nile silt and pieces of plaster, commonly used to seal tomb entrances in ancient times, together with the age of other nearby sites, have indicated that the tomb could be more than 3 thousand years old.
The hieroglyphs describe the tomb’s occupant as being named Nehemes-Bastet, Egyptologists currently believe she was a lady of the upper class and of Amun.
People have been claiming there was nothing new left to find in the Valley of the Kings for almost as long as they have been digging there. The Venetian antiquarian Giovanni Belzoni believed he had emptied the last of the valley’s tombs during his 1817 expedition. While Theodore Davis, who excavated there a century later, came to a similar conclusion right before Tutankhamun’s burial chamber was found.
Fortunately, there is a growing number of people who are beginning to suspect that there is a wealth of discoveries still left to be made in the valley of the kings, the Nile delta, and Egypt as a whole, and thanks to discoveries such as these, interest in these existing mysteries grows by the day.
“It’s interesting to see that in this period, even a wealthy girl was buried with quite simple things,” Bickel says, comparing Nehemes-Bastet’s coffin and stele with the elaborate pottery, furniture, and food found in earlier tombs.
“Her wooden coffin was certainly quite expensive,” she says, but nonetheless, it lacked the elaborate inner coffins found in similar burials.
Is this the burial chamber of an extremely ancient queen? After reinforcing the coffin and securing the mummy, Bickel’s team have transported it across the Nile to Luxor, where a full investigation is currently being undertaken into the true identity of the mystery female.
With substantial insight into the controversial finds within ancient Egypt, we personally suspect that often the tombs which appear the most crudely designed, containing wooden sarcophagus are generally found to be the most ancient, furthermore, their hieroglyphic writings were often far more exquisite in nature.
Could this be the discovery of an original burial? And the crude hieroglyphic claim of the occupant’s identity a fake?
Hiding the deltas true antiquity?
A secret many fringe scientists have begun to believe is being protected by Egyptian antiquities.
Many have come to suspect the Egyptians merely copied the original builders of the pyramids, after taking occupation of their structures many years later.
Supportive evidence for these claims come in many forms: erosion upon the pyramids and especially the sphinx, including over 100 underground chambers, we are currently researching, discovered under giza In 1995, by a team led by Kent Weeks, which also show strong evidence of several flash flooding events involving sea water throughout their long existence. The lack of any written detail pertaining to the construction of either monument in any hieroglyphs found in ancient Egypt. And so on,
We will continue to do research on Nehemes-Bastet, and will endeavour to keep you all informed regarding any notable findings.
http://archive.archaeology.org/1207/features/valley_of_the_kings_egypt_chantress_coffin.html

Ancient Egypt 101 | National Geographic

The AncientEgyptian civilization, famous for its pyramids, pharaohs, mummies, and tombs, flourished for thousands of years. But what was its lasting impact? Le...

The AncientEgyptian civilization, famous for its pyramids, pharaohs, mummies, and tombs, flourished for thousands of years. But what was its lasting impact? Learn how Ancient Egypt contributed to society with its many cultural developments, particularly in language and mathematics.
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The AncientEgyptian civilization, famous for its pyramids, pharaohs, mummies, and tombs, flourished for thousands of years. But what was its lasting impact? Learn how Ancient Egypt contributed to society with its many cultural developments, particularly in language and mathematics.
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EGYPT: ARCHAEOLOGISTS DISCOVER ANCIENT CANAL

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Archaeologists say the discovery of an ancient canal near the pyramids at Giza will provide a fascinating insight into the burial rituals of the ...

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Archaeologists say the discovery of an ancient canal near the pyramids at Giza will provide a fascinating insight into the burial rituals of the ancient rulers of Egypt.
The paved canal is believed to be around 4,500 years old. It's thought to have carried water from the Nile for the ritual bathing of the PharaohChephren, whose pyramid is the second largest of the three at Giza.
Built about four thousand six hundred years ago as part of a temple complex near the pyramids of Giza in Egypt, it is considered the oldest paved canal ever found in history.
It is the first physical evidence for the theory the canal would have carried water from the Nile to be used in burial rituals.
The canal, lined with limestone, was found accidentally by workers dismantling an outdoor theatre built about 30 years ago for light-and-sound shows.
Excavators have found small holes and a basin indicating a tent may have been set up for purification rituals in front of the ValleyTemple.
SOUNDBITE: "In 1977 we discovered the harbour. When this harbour was in this area it was connected with a canal now the the ancient Egyptians cut a canal underneath these two ramps, this canal is the oldest canal ever found in Egypt. It's dated back to four thousand six hundred years ago.
"The other important feature in front of the temple, we found holes about 40 centimetres in diameter, these holes has to do with the construction of the temple and in this area since the time of Chephren they put a tent, they call it a purification tent. That tent they put the body of the king inside and then wash the body from the water of this canal. In my opinion this important discovery will clear to us many important ideas about the function of the pyramids and what's happened, how the Nile was connected with the harbour and how the harbour was connected with canals in front of the pyramids."
SUPERCAPTION: Dr Zahi Hawas, Egyptian AntiquitiesAuthority
Archaeologists are optimistic this discovery will shed light on the mystery around the three great pyramids of Giza and the rituals pharaohs adopted around four thousands six hundred years ago.
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Archaeologists say the discovery of an ancient canal near the pyramids at Giza will provide a fascinating insight into the burial rituals of the ancient rulers of Egypt.
The paved canal is believed to be around 4,500 years old. It's thought to have carried water from the Nile for the ritual bathing of the PharaohChephren, whose pyramid is the second largest of the three at Giza.
Built about four thousand six hundred years ago as part of a temple complex near the pyramids of Giza in Egypt, it is considered the oldest paved canal ever found in history.
It is the first physical evidence for the theory the canal would have carried water from the Nile to be used in burial rituals.
The canal, lined with limestone, was found accidentally by workers dismantling an outdoor theatre built about 30 years ago for light-and-sound shows.
Excavators have found small holes and a basin indicating a tent may have been set up for purification rituals in front of the ValleyTemple.
SOUNDBITE: "In 1977 we discovered the harbour. When this harbour was in this area it was connected with a canal now the the ancient Egyptians cut a canal underneath these two ramps, this canal is the oldest canal ever found in Egypt. It's dated back to four thousand six hundred years ago.
"The other important feature in front of the temple, we found holes about 40 centimetres in diameter, these holes has to do with the construction of the temple and in this area since the time of Chephren they put a tent, they call it a purification tent. That tent they put the body of the king inside and then wash the body from the water of this canal. In my opinion this important discovery will clear to us many important ideas about the function of the pyramids and what's happened, how the Nile was connected with the harbour and how the harbour was connected with canals in front of the pyramids."
SUPERCAPTION: Dr Zahi Hawas, Egyptian AntiquitiesAuthority
Archaeologists are optimistic this discovery will shed light on the mystery around the three great pyramids of Giza and the rituals pharaohs adopted around four thousands six hundred years ago.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/81b3b853823bce7c4e15f239c6568121
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Alien artifacts discovered inside great Egyptian pyramid. We take a look at alleged artifacts discovered inside the Great pyramid.
Even with cranes, helicopters, tractors and trucks at our disposal, it would be tough to construct the Great Pyramid of Giza today. Its construction 4,500 years ago is so astounding in some people's eyes that they invoke mystical or even alien involvement. Alien enthusiasts have been left fascinated by reports of ancient Egyptian artifacts that were discovered in the home of famous Egyptologist Sir William Petrie.
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Alien artifacts discovered inside great Egyptian pyramid. We take a look at alleged artifacts discovered inside the Great pyramid.
Even with cranes, helicopters, tractors and trucks at our disposal, it would be tough to construct the Great Pyramid of Giza today. Its construction 4,500 years ago is so astounding in some people's eyes that they invoke mystical or even alien involvement. Alien enthusiasts have been left fascinated by reports of ancient Egyptian artifacts that were discovered in the home of famous Egyptologist Sir William Petrie.
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On July 1st, 2018 it was reported that a huge, 30-ton sarcophagus was found below a building in Alexandria in Egypt.
Inspection of the sarcophagus revealed tha...

On July 1st, 2018 it was reported that a huge, 30-ton sarcophagus was found below a building in Alexandria in Egypt.
Inspection of the sarcophagus revealed that it is made of black granite, 265cm in length or 8 feet 7 inches, and 185cm in width or 6 feet. The security forces coordinated with the Engineering Department of the Armed Forces, as well as the Tourism police, to extract the sarcophagus.
It is the largest granite sarcophagus ever found in Alexandria and it was found close to an alabaster stone head, which the experts are saying was a depiction of the man who owned the tomb.
The sarcophagus is thought to come from the Ptolemaic era but it could potentially be far older. Interestingly, the sarcophagus is sealed so its secrets are waiting to be discovered.
All images are taken from Google Images for educational purposes only.

On July 1st, 2018 it was reported that a huge, 30-ton sarcophagus was found below a building in Alexandria in Egypt.
Inspection of the sarcophagus revealed that it is made of black granite, 265cm in length or 8 feet 7 inches, and 185cm in width or 6 feet. The security forces coordinated with the Engineering Department of the Armed Forces, as well as the Tourism police, to extract the sarcophagus.
It is the largest granite sarcophagus ever found in Alexandria and it was found close to an alabaster stone head, which the experts are saying was a depiction of the man who owned the tomb.
The sarcophagus is thought to come from the Ptolemaic era but it could potentially be far older. Interestingly, the sarcophagus is sealed so its secrets are waiting to be discovered.
All images are taken from Google Images for educational purposes only.

Egypt's Ten Greatest Discoveries [Full Documentary]

Egypt's Ten Greatest Discoveries...Egypt's per-eminent archaeologist, Zahi Hawass, and his team select the ten most important discoveries in Egypt. From major battles, to mega-construction, these discoveries reveal the amazing stories of the lives of kings, queens and ordinary people. Take a marvelous journey down the mighty Nile and back through time to uncover many of ancient Egypt's long-lost mysteries. It's all here -- from pyramids and temples, to pharaohs and mummies -- in this fascinating collection that explores one of the greatest cultures the world has ever known. Discover why for more than three thousand years, Egypt's wealth and magnificence were unrivaled.

Many people believe that the key to understanding human civilization and history is hidden in the Hall of Records. There are a number of references to this mysterious hall, which has possibly been rediscovered buried in Egypt, one possibility including the undergrounds of the enigmatic Sphinx of Giza, which oversees the Giza Pyramids. Providing this huge underground library has been discovered, it could change history and the origin of the Ancient EgyptianCivilization forever.
It is believed that the Hall of Records not only holds the history of the Ancient Egyptians recorded on ancient papyrus scrolls, but also the history and the location of the lost continent of Atlantis. The Egyptian Hall of Records has the same significance as the Great Library of Alexandria, which holds the history of the ancient Greek civilization.
Writer and explorer Andrew Collins has become a prominent force in uncovering evidence of lost cave systems at the Giza Plateau in Egypt, as written about in his book Beneath the Pyramids. This cave underworld was lost for nearly 200 years and explored again for the first time in 2008 by a team working with Andrew. He recounts the breathtaking rediscovery of Giza’s lost world while revealing that the pyramids were designed to reflect the influence of the Cygnus constellation, the source of powerful cosmic rays that might well have affected human evolution in the past and could well prove to be the key to understanding the current rise in human consciousness.
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MIND BLOWING Recent Egyptian Discoveries

Egypt never disappoints when it comes to new and exciting discoveries, and the past few years have rewarded archeologists with the most intriguing and fascinating discoveries. Not only that, but with the continual improvements in technology, we’re making new discoveries out of old discoveries, and today we’re going to see what’s been happening in Egypt over the last few years.
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7 - Garden of Eden…
For quite some time, archaeologists have suspected that the ancient Egyptians planted gardens at the entrance of their tombs but had never found concrete evidence. All they had was illustrations on the inside of tomb walls, but a recent discovery has finally yielded the proof they needed. They found a garden on the Dra Abu el-Naga hill in Luxor. It was a 3 x 2-meter garden and Dr Jose Manuel Galán of the Spanish National Research Council believes it’s doing to provide fabulous information about botany and environment conditions from 4,000-years ago!
6 - Beneath the surface…
At one point in time in ancient Egypt, the kings of Kush were in power, but when Aspelta came into power - 593–568 BC, the Kush only ruled their own kingdom but still referred to themselves as the kings of Egypt. Excavations have continued where they were based, which is at Dangeil in Sudan. Archeologists have been spending time inside a temple of the Egyptian god Amun, and they have recently picked up sought after fragments and managed to piece together the face of Aspelta. Thought to be 2,600-years old, Aspelta was said to be “king of Upper and Lower Egypt”. The building where the discovery was made was abandoned, yet other bodies have been found buried there and no one knows where they come from or who those people were.
5 - Try and try again…
This is a great story of try and try again. Roughly 4,600-years ago, KingSneferu of the 4th Dynasty built the very first smooth-sided pyramid. He didn’t get it right first time though and had a rather embarrassing failure with his “bent” pyramid. His first attempt saw the pyramid change from a 54-degree angle at the base to 43-degrees halfway up. King Sneferu’s son succeeded him and it was largely thanks to him the Great Pyramid at Giza was built. Now, just south of all this is the royal cemetery of Dahshur where a new pyramid was recently discovered. This one is from the Middle Kingdom and believed to belong to King Ameni Ka Mauw who ruled during the 13th Dynasty. The pyramid had 10 lines of hieroglyphic text which experts are still busy trying to translate.
4 - It’s all there…
An intact tomb was found at Qubbet el-Hawa, Aswan, which is an area well-known for great finds. 14 tombs of members of the ruling class of the river island of Elephantine were discovered and in March 2017, yet another tomb was uncovered. The occupant is believed to be a brother of Sarenput II, an important governor of the 12th Dynasty. The best part was that the tomb was in such excellent condition and there was a range of funerary goods inside, including some pottery, wooden figures, two cedar coffins and the mummy as well as the mask were all well-preserved.
3 - The search has ended…
Quite a while back, in 1907, two mummies were discovered that ended up causing a lot of frustration for researchers. They were found 250-miles South of Cairo side-by-side and estimated to be 4,000 years old. Named Khnum-Nakht and Nakht-Ankh, they’re thought to be royalty due to their rich tombs. On each coffin was the name Khnum-Aa, a female name that many believe to be their mother. Only recently have scientists been able to confirm this information, and they’ve also managed to figure out that the brothers were half-brothers born 20-years apart.
2 - Ankle Deep…
We’re back in Luxor where 8 mummies were recently found in a tomb. It was April of 2018 when these mummies were found alongside more than 1,000 statues and several coffins inside an ancient noble’s tomb near the Valley of the Kings. What made the discovery a little unusual was that the coffins were beautifully decorated in red, blue, black, green, and yellow… excavations continue.
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Tomb Of 800,000 Year Old Queen Found In Egypt?

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On the 25th of January 2011, the streets of Cairo were being ravaged by a rioting population, demanding the end of PresidentHosni Mubarak’s 30 year regime.
While the world was distracted by the dramatic scenes of chaos upon the streets above, deep within the ancient, dusty tunnels, a team of archaeologists led by Susanne Bickel of the University of Basel in Switzerland, was quietly making one of the most significant discoveries of the past century.
They had initially found the top of large round stone at the eastern end of the valley of the kings.
The archaeologists suspected that it was just the top of an abandoned shaft. But before they could investigate,, due to Egypt’s political process regarding finds within the valley, they had to cover the stone rim with their own locked iron door, inform the Egyptian authorities, and apply for an official permit to excavate.
A year later, after gaining approval to excavate, Bickel returned with a team of two dozen people, including field director Elina Paulin-Grothe of the University of Basel, Egyptian inspector Ali Reda, and local workmen.
each took turns lying on the ground, head pressed against the shaft wall, one arm through a small hole next to the cap stone snapping photographs.
They left little doubt it was indeed am ancient tomb. On top of the debris rested a dusty black coffin carved from sycamore wood and decorated with large yellow hieroglyphs on its sides and top. Bickel has stated that she has never seen an Egyptian coffin in such a good condition before,”
The dating of fragments of pottery made from Nile silt and pieces of plaster, commonly used to seal tomb entrances in ancient times, together with the age of other nearby sites, have indicated that the tomb could be more than 3 thousand years old.
The hieroglyphs describe the tomb’s occupant as being named Nehemes-Bastet, Egyptologists currently believe she was a lady of the upper class and of Amun.
People have been claiming there was nothing new left to find in the Valley of the Kings for almost as long as they have been digging there. The Venetian antiquarian Giovanni Belzoni believed he had emptied the last of the valley’s tombs during his 1817 expedition. While Theodore Davis, who excavated there a century later, came to a similar conclusion right before Tutankhamun’s burial chamber was found.
Fortunately, there is a growing number of people who are beginning to suspect that there is a wealth of discoveries still left to be made in the valley of the kings, the Nile delta, and Egypt as a whole, and thanks to discoveries such as these, interest in these existing mysteries grows by the day.
“It’s interesting to see that in this period, even a wealthy girl was buried with quite simple things,” Bickel says, comparing Nehemes-Bastet’s coffin and stele with the elaborate pottery, furniture, and food found in earlier tombs.
“Her wooden coffin was certainly quite expensive,” she says, but nonetheless, it lacked the elaborate inner coffins found in similar burials.
Is this the burial chamber of an extremely ancient queen? After reinforcing the coffin and securing the mummy, Bickel’s team have transported it across the Nile to Luxor, where a full investigation is currently being undertaken into the true identity of the mystery female.
With substantial insight into the controversial finds within ancient Egypt, we personally suspect that often the tombs which appear the most crudely designed, containing wooden sarcophagus are generally found to be the most ancient, furthermore, their hieroglyphic writings were often far more exquisite in nature.
Could this be the discovery of an original burial? And the crude hieroglyphic claim of the occupant’s identity a fake?
Hiding the deltas true antiquity?
A secret many fringe scientists have begun to believe is being protected by Egyptian antiquities.
Many have come to suspect the Egyptians merely copied the original builders of the pyramids, after taking occupation of their structures many years later.
Supportive evidence for these claims come in many forms: erosion upon the pyramids and especially the sphinx, including over 100 underground chambers, we are currently researching, discovered under giza In 1995, by a team led by Kent Weeks, which also show strong evidence of several flash flooding events involving sea water throughout their long existence. The lack of any written detail pertaining to the construction of either monument in any hieroglyphs found in ancient Egypt. And so on,
We will continue to do research on Nehemes-Bastet, and will endeavour to keep you all informed regarding any notable findings.
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EGYPT: ARCHAEOLOGISTS DISCOVER ANCIENT CANAL

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Archaeologists say the discovery of an ancient canal near the pyramids at Giza will provide a fascinating insight into the burial rituals of the ancient rulers of Egypt.
The paved canal is believed to be around 4,500 years old. It's thought to have carried water from the Nile for the ritual bathing of the PharaohChephren, whose pyramid is the second largest of the three at Giza.
Built about four thousand six hundred years ago as part of a temple complex near the pyramids of Giza in Egypt, it is considered the oldest paved canal ever found in history.
It is the first physical evidence for the theory the canal would have carried water from the Nile to be used in burial rituals.
The canal, lined with limestone, was found accidentally by workers dismantling an outdoor theatre built about 30 years ago for light-and-sound shows.
Excavators have found small holes and a basin indicating a tent may have been set up for purification rituals in front of the ValleyTemple.
SOUNDBITE: "In 1977 we discovered the harbour. When this harbour was in this area it was connected with a canal now the the ancient Egyptians cut a canal underneath these two ramps, this canal is the oldest canal ever found in Egypt. It's dated back to four thousand six hundred years ago.
"The other important feature in front of the temple, we found holes about 40 centimetres in diameter, these holes has to do with the construction of the temple and in this area since the time of Chephren they put a tent, they call it a purification tent. That tent they put the body of the king inside and then wash the body from the water of this canal. In my opinion this important discovery will clear to us many important ideas about the function of the pyramids and what's happened, how the Nile was connected with the harbour and how the harbour was connected with canals in front of the pyramids."
SUPERCAPTION: Dr Zahi Hawas, Egyptian AntiquitiesAuthority
Archaeologists are optimistic this discovery will shed light on the mystery around the three great pyramids of Giza and the rituals pharaohs adopted around four thousands six hundred years ago.
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Alien Artifacts Discovered Inside Great Egyptian Pyramid

Alien artifacts discovered inside great Egyptian pyramid. We take a look at alleged artifacts discovered inside the Great pyramid.
Even with cranes, helicopters, tractors and trucks at our disposal, it would be tough to construct the Great Pyramid of Giza today. Its construction 4,500 years ago is so astounding in some people's eyes that they invoke mystical or even alien involvement. Alien enthusiasts have been left fascinated by reports of ancient Egyptian artifacts that were discovered in the home of famous Egyptologist Sir William Petrie.
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Thank you to CO.AG for the background music!

On July 1st, 2018 it was reported that a huge, 30-ton sarcophagus was found below a building in Alexandria in Egypt.
Inspection of the sarcophagus revealed that it is made of black granite, 265cm in length or 8 feet 7 inches, and 185cm in width or 6 feet. The security forces coordinated with the Engineering Department of the Armed Forces, as well as the Tourism police, to extract the sarcophagus.
It is the largest granite sarcophagus ever found in Alexandria and it was found close to an alabaster stone head, which the experts are saying was a depiction of the man who owned the tomb.
The sarcophagus is thought to come from the Ptolemaic era but it could potentially be far older. Interestingly, the sarcophagus is sealed so its secrets are waiting to be discovered.
All images are taken from Google Images for educational purposes only.

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